Guy Harvey Resort St. Augustine Beach
3 StarsDirect Beach Access via Boardwalk, Trolley Shuttle to Historic District
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Direct Beach Access via Boardwalk, Trolley Shuttle to Historic District
Three minute walk to beach, Outdoor pool and fitness center
Direct Access To St. Augustine Beach, Guest Rooms With Private Balconies
Heated 60-foot outdoor pool, In-room delivered continental breakfast
Beach access one block away, Outdoor pool and hot tub
Swim in outdoor heated pool, Walk to Atlantic Ocean beach
Relax at outdoor swimming pool, Walk to beach via park
Walkable historic district location, Unique rooms with period furnishings
Proximity to historic city attractions, In-room microwave and refrigerator access
On-site tennis and swimming pools, Direct access to sandy beach
Heated pool and hot tubs, Direct access to local beach
Two swimming pools and five hot tubs, On-site fishing ponds
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“The world is a book and if you do not travel you read only one page.” - Saint Augustine
Located on Anastasia Island, just six miles south of central St. Augustine, St. Augustine Beach occupies less than two miles of space in Florida’s St. Johns County. What this coastal city lacks in size, visitors often find that it makes up for in character and ease of access to attractions and hotspots along the coast. Accommodation options include traditional hotels, condos, and B&Bs, so choose your favourite and dig into the delights of this popular seaside destination.
As its name suggests, you can look forward to a generous helping of beach life here. Hotels in St. Augustine Beach are typically near the waterfront so, once settled in, you’re never more than a short stroll from the sand. At St. Augustine Beach proper, you’ll find white sand along with attractions such as a playground and pavilion and the St. Johns County Ocean Pier. Vehicles are allowed on certain areas of the beach here although if you head a little further south, you can enjoy the quieter surroundings of Crescent Beach within Anastasia State Park. Similar unspoiled surroundings can be found at North Beach while those who like to combine sand with shopping will love the upscale retail options near South Ponte Vedra Beach. Pet owners needn’t miss the fun; dogs are welcome at several beaches in the area, including the popular Vilano Beach. Beach wheelchairs are available to hire from St. Johns County Beach Services Department.
St. Augustine, easily accessible from its beach suburb, is known as the Nation’s Oldest City so it is unsurprising that historic attractions are part of the fabric here. Many of these can be found within a block or two of the downtown Plaza de la Constitución. Those to look out for include the First Colony Museum, Cathedral Basilica of St. Augustine, and the St. Augustine Distillery Company. While it’s easy enough to visit the area’s historic attractions on a solo basis, tours are readily available in the area. For example, there are twice daily tours of Flagler College, the former site of Hotel Ponce de Leon, one of the iconic hotels of Florida’s Gilded-Age. The Old Town Trolley Tour, operating daily except for Christmas Day, is another popular way to explore St. Augustine’s historic destinations. Over 100 points of interest are easily accessible although highlights include the Fountain of Youth, St. Augustine Lighthouse, the Villa Zorayda Museum, and Castillo de San Marcos.
Shopping choices near St. Augustine Beach are often found to be particularly good and, perhaps unsurprisingly, antique stores are plentiful here. Some of the best can be found along San Marco Avenue although it’s also worth heading north to the famous Antique Warehouse. Alongside the antique stores, you’ll find plenty of independent and speciality stores, all offering a fabulous selection of souvenirs. Bargain hunters will want to visit the area’s two outlet malls; St. Augustine Premium Outlets and Cobblestone Village. Wherever you choose to get your retail therapy, you’ll likely work up an appetite. There are restaurants to suit every appetite here but you’ll want to leave room to enjoy a meal at iconic local eateries such as Barnacle Bills and Salt Water Cowboys.
Lazy days on the beach, shopping, dining, and historical tours are probably enough to keep most visitors busy but if you find yourself with time to spare, St. Augustine Beach has plenty up its sleeve. Recreation options in the area are often of the physical variety. Cycling and hiking trails are numerous although there are also many chances to explore the area by boat or on horseback. Golfers are also well catered for. There is a fair few members only clubs although public options such as TPC Sawgrass and the World Golf Village should keep fans of the fairway happy. Action packed days turn into fun filled nights and ways to spend the evening here are as varied as the daytime pastimes. Enjoy a drink at one of the area’s bars and clubs or put your brave face on and head off on a haunted tour of the city’s oldest pubs and graveyards. While some tours are suitable for guests aged over 13, tamer versions are available for families with younger children.
If you’re enjoying a longer break, you may wish to explore a little further afield. St. Augustine Beach offers a perfect base from which to explore the Florida Coast. Just an hour north lies Jacksonville where attractions include the Kingsley Plantation and Little Talbot Island State Park. Head in the opposite direction and you could be enjoying trips to the European Village in Palm Coast or experiencing the thrills of the Daytona International Speedway. Plus, with Orlando just two hours away, theme parks such as Universal, Epcot, and Magic Kingdom are by no means out of reach.
St. Augustine Beach: The kind of place where you can be as laid back or as active as you like.
June is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in St. Augustine Beach, with typical prices around $292 per night based on 38 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in St. Augustine Beach are usually highest during January, with typical prices around $588 per night.
Hotel prices in St. Augustine Beach usually range from $275 per night to $677 per night, with typical prices around $414 per night.
Hotel prices in St. Augustine Beach are typically lowest in June at around $292 per night, rising to around $588 per night in January.
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In St. Augustine Beach, you might want to check out Guy Harvey Resort St. Augustine Beach, Courtyard by Marriott St. Augustine Beach, Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach, La Fiesta Ocean Inn & Suites. These hotels come highly recommended by many travellers.
If you're visiting St. Augustine Beach with your family, you could look at Villa 1565 - Saint Augustine, Best Western Historical Inn, Holiday Inn Express & Suites Saint Augustine North By Ihg, La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham St. Augustine. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
Travelling with pets? The hotels Guy Harvey Resort St. Augustine Beach, Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach, Best Western Seaside Inn, Quality Inn & Suites St Augustine Beach Area could be ideal. These hotels are not only pet-friendly but also offer numerous amenities to make your pets feel at home.
If you’re looking for a relaxing spa experience during your stay in St. Augustine Beach, check out 3br St. Augustine Beach Home W/patio & Pool Access, Gold Tier At Saint Augustine - Cav 114 G, Elegant Direct Oceanfront/No Stairs/Fully Remodeled/Designer Kitchen/Oceanfront Pool, Silver Tier At Saint Augustine - Vdl 93 S – all of which offer great spa services and facilities.
If you’re looking for a hotel with a pool in St. Augustine Beach, check out Guy Harvey Resort St. Augustine Beach, Courtyard by Marriott St. Augustine Beach, Hampton Inn St. Augustine Beach, La Fiesta Ocean Inn & Suites – all of which offer great pool facilities for guests to enjoy.
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